Mr. Amanat is on staff with the Florissant Valley Community College in St. Louis and instructs women and youth in both these courses through their continuing education program. He has also conducted numerous lectures for colleges, high schools and corporations for students and staff members for street smart tips on avoiding assaults or rape situations. The response to his courses are an indication of how much people are starting to take seriously their personal safety and the safety of their family members. Several of the major local news stations in the St. Louis area have interviewed Mr. Amanat because of his practical approach to self-defense.

Mr. Amanat is the head coach of the "Team Respect" National Karate Team which is very involved in community and civic affairs. His team is frequently asked to perform for local organizations like the Boy scouts and Girl Scouts, fairs, church functions, charity events, and other functions throughout the St. Louis area. Mr. Amanat has also been invited to several events in other states to conduct lectures or workshops. The team consist of many talented youth and adults from ages 10 on up whom not only locally but also nationally continue to win numerous awards in their divisions for their participation in the events.

Mr. Amanat comes from a multi style background in the martial arts with an emphasis in Tae Kwon Do. The variety of styles he has trained under offer his students a well rounded view towards dealing with potential attackers of different skills. (Example - puncher, kicker, grappler, or someone with a weapon)